A copy in excellent order, possibly unread. From the early days in the provincial press through to reporting the civil rights marches for the Irish Times, the torrid times of the Arms Trial, the trauma of the Dublin bombings of 1974 to the Beef Tribunal and the Dunnes Tribunal, Kilfeather remembers the events and characters, the drama and the disappointments.. Book Condition: Very Good +. Binding: Soft Cover,Card Covers

1st, A history of journalism in Wales., Book condition Nr F, Dust jacket condition nearly fine

Previous owner's inside and dated 14/9/45. Grey covers with a white picture of a newspaper boy holding an armful of papers. The press is one of the most important institutions in Britain, but it is surprising how little is generally known of its history. According to a survey prepared by the London Press Exchange, the circulation of morning newspapers in 1934 was about ninety-five for every hundred families, and each took in an average of 1 3/10ths newspapers on Sundays; yet how many of these readers, one wonders, could give even a single signiticant name or date in the story of the long struggle for liberty of the Press. Despite the frequent revelations and confessions of journalists, the modern newspaper's methods of working also remain mysterious to most people. An interesting look at Fleet Street Newspapers and Journalism.. Book Condition: Good. Binding: Paper on Board.. Jacket: No Jacket

16x24cm. 174p. Green cloth gilt; dw. Excellent. Interprets certain major aspects of American life as recorded by contemporary journalism.

Probably c 1950 - Mr W F Casey is the current editor. 15pp, soft paper covers. The history of 'The Times' Newspaper from its foundation in 1785. Rare.. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Soft Cover